Tom Chambers Baroque Garden Arch GA08

This item is well worth the price, it’s easy to assemble and very sturdy ever with climbers on it, I would buy again

This is a lovely product, very sturdy and looks lovely in any garden. Easy to erect and really good value. Good service from the supplier.

Great looking product, sturdy & good value for money. I did a lot of shopping around for this arch as a previous (cheaper) one I bought fell apart. Two of us assembled and installed, possibly could be done alone but easier with two. Very pleased with my purchase, it looks lovely.

Was very pleased with this Garden Arch, It arrived the next day, I managed to assemble it with the help of instructions, took about an hour, it’s just what I wanted, looks great in garden having a climbing rose on either side, very happy with this and the great delivery, a well made product for a good price

Very pleased with the purchase.Sturdy and fit for purpose, looking forward to climbing roses covering it. However assembly instructions were poor as the instructions gave a letter, which should have been reflected on the parts, but there were no corresponding letters. Once you've worked out how it's supposed to fit together then it's an easy job.I have subsequently bought the classic arch, for a different part of the garden, as I am so pleased with the quality.

Very disappointed with this item. Could not assemble arch as there were many missing nuts, bolts and washers. Now have to return whole garden arch kit. Very inconvenient as I am still recovering from Covid.

The arch was easy to assemble for anyone who understands the principles of nuts and bolts. The parts all fit together well, no pulling into line required, and the finished assembly seems sturdy, although I can't vouch for that as it has only just gone up. We found that the thing that needs most concentration is getting it level - if you assemble it without putting in the bolts on the lower (spiked) uprights and then ram the whole thing into the ground where you want it, that allows you to lift off the top part of the assembly and put it aside while you use a plank and a spirit level to make sure that the tops of both sets of "legs" are at the same height - essential if your'e on a slope as we are. Once they're level you just lift the arch back onto the legs, bolt them in and you're done.

Poor instructions but pretty straightforward